Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-01
Local Paragraphs.


Try us for fne job printing.
--Brimfull, my drug department.
ID. Kaufman,
John Slower. 'ct Painter. Miffiir
Co., was In town this week.
-GHEEN Il SPIGLEMYER'S
Clothing and Ladies wraps are here. At
--Another lot of sweet potatoes and
Watermelons just received at j. W.
Stoyer's.
Mr.. VIM. Angstadt and wife, oi
Lewisburg. are visitors at j. w. STOW
er's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. h. Lnse left FOL
Baltimore, Nd, on last Saturday to
locate permanently.
-.-John Sweeny, an old citizen OF
Pleasant Gap died on Sunday morning.
He was in his S1st year.
Rev. NJ. B. Spayd. Of Selinsgrove.
will preach in the u. B. church OF this
place next Sunday evening.
Jerome Spigelmyer was to Belle
fonte on Tuesday MS n delegate 10 the
Republican county convention.
The congregational mite society OF
the Lutheran church Of this place
meets in the chapel this evening.
ID. r.. Foreman. clerk in the Pro.
thonOtary's Office, Bellefonte, was here
abouts hast Saturday, looking first-rate.
Wednesday and Thursday, Septem.
ber 9TH and sth, are the last DAYS for
the registration OF voters. Don't for
get.
Mrs. Eliza Wolf, of Miffiin Co., en-
ioyed the hospitality OF Mrs. B. o.
Deiningtr, of Main street last Satur-
day.
Among those in attendance mt the
Republican convention at Bellefonte
vas d. K. Musser, the shoeman, of this
The great boom in tue Dry Goods
trade at ID. =. Kauffman's store in Mill
helm Is due 10 his wonderfully low
prices.
Freight car robberies are frequent
mt Reading. About 5000 worth OF
goods, chiefly liquors. have been stolen
within month.
Prepared by combination. pro-
portion and process peculiar to itself.
Hoods Sarsaparilia aecomplishes cures
hitherto unknown.
Be sure and call ut J. FL. Musser
q Sons shoe store where they just got
i'm the finest lot OF new shoes ever
brought to town.
-Crocks for the season. A whole
carload of stone crooks at Kauffman's.
Don't fail to call there when in need Of
this useful article.
Clinton county hasa new postofiice
called "parvin," which will be opened
for business to-day. 1t is located at
Cedar Springs Mills.
We noticed T.; j. Mingle, of Fort
Scott, Kansas, on our streets on Tues
day evening. He ls here ON visit to
his parents and brothers.
Among the visitors to this borough
last week was Miss McClanachan, of
Centre Hall, who had registered at the
National for several days.
The Leitzell family ut Rebersburg
are having o reunion this week. Mr..
II. e. Leitzell and wife, OF Mifflinburg,
are among the attendants.
-Seebold Il Runkle's general store at
Middleburg was robbed Of $500 worth
OF goods last Monday night, says the
Post. No clue to the thieves.
COMING TO BELLEFoNrE.--P. T.
Barnum q Co.'S Monster Show is com.
ing to Bellefonte next month and will
exhibit there on Friday. Oct. 14th.
The cool wave on last Thursday
had shivering effect upon people and
warmer wraps were brought out to keep
even with the changed atmosphere.
The oyster season begins to-day
and the ladies Of the M. Z. Mite Socie-
ty will be the FIRST 10 sell them In this
town at their festival next Saturday.
Ladies, tell sour husbands that
tlser can get fine black suit ut my
store Gor the wee sum OF $500. Why
wear ald clothes ?
ID. 5. KAUFEMAN.
Nov that both parties in this
county haae their tickets In the field
the fight is on in real earnest. Now
democrats, for long pull a strong pull
and a pull altogether.
An altogether new society, called
the "Order OF T0nti" has been organ
lied lately i'm PhilipsLurg, this county.
Secret orders are getting TO be as plenty
rs candidates for Office.
john M. Road, the mason of North
street, who has had severe tussle with
dysentery, is on his pins again and un-
der favorable circumstances will be
able to do some work soon.
Miss Maggie Miller is visiting her
former home, Centre Hall. for q few
weeks. She will also visit her father,
John Miller, at Beliefonte, who is en-
ployed in Beezer's meat market.